docs: add guide for creating custom nodes and connectors#276
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📝 Description of the Change
Fixes #272
Summary
This adds two new documentation pages — a guide for creating custom nodes and a guide for
creating custom connectors in Nodify — and links them from the existing docs so users can
easily discover them.
What is this pull request about?
Changes
fully custom node from scratch using MVVM (ViewModel + DataTemplate). Covers location
binding, connector anchors, and the fact that any WPF control can be a node.
header layout (HeaderTemplate), and dynamic behavior with DataTriggers. Includes
performance and interaction notes.
to link to the new pages.
🐛 Possible Drawbacks
Are there any possible side-effects or negative impacts with this code change?
No negative impact — this is a docs-only change. The risks are minimal: